The IEEE Orange County Computer Society
IEEE is a leading provider of technical information and
services to the world's computing professionalsWelcome to the IEEE Orange County Chapter of The Computer Society.
Information about the Orange County Chapter of the Computer Society and the activities we sponsor are listed below.
For more information please contact the OCCS Officers
Upcoming Meetings
| Date (Usually 4th Monday of the month) |
Topic |
Speaker |
| Nov 30th (Event is cancelled) |
Postponed to Spring 2010 Biomed Visualization on the Hiperwall Venue: UCI CalIT2 Bldg |
Prof. Joerg
Meyer,PhD |
| Dec | dark |
| If you are not a member of the
Computer Society, please consider joining (Click
Here) and help grow our
society. Joining the Computer Society as a member provides numerous opportunities for networking and working with other professionals with similar professional interests. Furthermore, if you are interested in participating in the Orange County Executive Committee as a volunteer, please subscribe to the mailing list given later in this page. |
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If you or your company
would like to make a donation or sponsor local non-profit events,
please contact the OCCS
Chairman. Sponsors can have their logos added to the OCCS website,
announcement emails and related event flyers.
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| 26 Oct 2009 |
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| 28 Sept 2009 | ![]() Ubiquitous Parallel Computing |
Other Video Podcasts and RSS subscription |
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Downloadable Video Archives |
Other Archives
Download the Mike Acton [Insomniac Games] 02/23/09 presentation:
Developing Software for the PS3/Cell Platform
or click here to view the presentation video (120MB).
Download Dr Elliot E. Hui's 01/26/09 presentation:
Leveraging Semiconductor Micro-fabrication in Cell Biology
or click here to view the presentation video (488MB).
Download Jeff Greenberg's 10/27/08 presentation:
Commercializing Your Invention
or click here to view the presentation video (136MB).
Download Gordon Watson's 09/24/07 presentation:
Entrepreneurship For Engineers
Download William Fisher's 06/25/07 presentation:
Mobile Game Development: True Stories from the Front Lines
Download Dr Stephen Jenks' 01/22/07 presentation:
Multi-threading for Multi-core ArchitecturesDownload Brian Fargo's 10/23/06 presentation:
How to Survive in the Video Game BusinessDownload Dr John Preskill's 11/28/05 Quantum Computing presentation:
Putting Weirdness to Work: Quantum Information ScienceDownload Dr Larry Smarr's 10/24/05 After the Internet presentation:
The OptIPuter Project, From the Grid to the LambdaGridClick here for six years of IEEE-OC Computer Society Past Presentations, online.
Other Information
Click On Calendar in the left panel for a monthly calendar of local IEEE events. RED Listings are your local IEEE Chapter events. BLUE listings are non-IEEE events.
1) Meeting Announcements email list (click here to auto-subscribe)
2) IEEE Volunteers of Orange County Committee email list (click here to auto-subscribe)
3) Subscribe to IEEE Jobs email list, or post Help Wanted Ads (click here to auto-subscribe)
4) The GameSIG Announcements email list (click here to auto-subscribe)
5) To Volunteer for the Computer Society or for the GameSIG, please contact Don V Black at 1-949-548-1969 or email gamesig (at)ieee.org
OC Computer Society (OCCS) Executive Committee meetings are held on the third Monday of the month. To attend this month's meeting, please contact OCCS Chairman listed in the Officers Page.
Continuing Education Units (CEU's)
For some presentatons, members can acquire 0.2 Continuing Education Units in a frameable certificate from the IEEE, for $20.00. The CEU's will be registered with the IEEE and the IACET. The certificates will be provided by the chapter in about 6 weeks. Request the CEU certificate application at the door when you register for the presentation.
IEEE Orange County Venues
Doubletree Club
7 Hutton Centre Dr.
Santa Ana, CA, 92707
714-751-2400
Click for a MapUCI University Club
801 East Peltason Drive
Irvine, CA 92697-5625
949-824-7960
Click for a MapTechSpace
65 Enterprise
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
(949) 389-5800
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